I usually read the paper on my way to school, usually the Montreal Gazette. But for other news sources, I go to http://www.cbc.com.

 

:)

I watch the evening news most nights, this would be CityPulse, Toronto news. I skim the newspaper too. I also read about current events on websites.

Get the fre Metro News on the bus if there's any left, otherwise ITV or BBC news if I'm around to see them or AOL's frontpage on the rare occasions I log in there.

BBC world for my 'worldy news'

 

 

The New York Times for my 'printly news' (however its the email version during the work week)

 

and on occassion.. for my 'local news'- NBC 4 :cool:

Newspapper (Estado de São Paulo), online at Folha Online and BBC

ùltimo segundo( on line).. Newspaper ( Jornal da Paraíba).. but it's a crap

Jornal da Globo( TV News).. it´s the best tv news of Rede Globo. what do you think MrsBerry? They showed coldplay once :cool:

Oh yeah... Jornal da Globo, SPTV and Jornal Nacional :)

depends but most of them via internet:

google news (spanish and english versions)

yahoo news (spanish and english versions).

About national politic:

libertaddigital.com

periodistadigital.com

about music:

nme, mtv, zona musical, muzikalia.

about cinema:

fotogramas

radio:

onda regional de murcia (a regional radio), cope.

and tv news.

 

Seems too many but well is better get two versions than only one.

 

:)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news

NRK and Klar Tale

(too bad i can barely understand it, seeing as it's wrtten in Norsk)

 

but FoxNews of course..

what else is there? :rolleyes:

through bbc radio...or the DW German news that is shown here...its better than any of the aussie ones....i also go to alternet website....

http://www.alternet.org

foxnews or googlenews...or drudge report

foxnews or googlenews...or drudge report

foxnews eh? just like me. are you conservative?

booo fox news... booooo-urns!!!

quiet in the peanut gallery! :P

Mostly Radio 101

and Index

where do i get my news? us weekly.

 

:: flips through it ::

 

OMG LINDSAY LOHAN EATS AT TACO BELL.

 

...and scene.

when my old radio works, through the BBC (I usually get to hear all programs, except the news)

 

If not, I read the news at http://www.bbcnews.com and when I used to have television, I watched them at BBC World News and I get The Guardian once a week, Le Monde Diplomatiqué once a month and El Mercurio (National newspaper) every day. And on the weekends I get 2 more newspapers (when you haven't got tv and have 2 parents talking to you about politics and economics 50% of the time, you must be informed all the time :dozey: )